Morning Activity by grafikeer
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Vue8Frontier/DazStudio/Photoshop
Working on atmosphere this time around,with a chance to play with Stonemason's SciFi City Blocks and Daz vehicles.Two cloud layers...a storm front layer (high height,medium altitude) and a low cloud layer(1 metre altitude,low height,low density,low opacity).Sky,light and atmo are all custom.Stonemason's Free SkyTraffic flies above his SciFi City Blocks 2 components,and Ant Farm's "The Flea",Daz's "The Mercator" and Moebius's Dystopian Heavy Haulers complete the scene(all from Daz3D with the exception of the SkyTraffic).Only postwork was signature and resizing.Thanks for viewing and commenting!
Comments (21)
Excellent composition! Really good atmo and lighting. Wonderful work my friend.
Awesome futuristic cityscape! Great ambiance lighting!
Fantastic atmosphere! That buiding on the left looks like a robot that could come to life!
"Epic"
Very good! I like the splashes of blue and red. This gives life to the picture.
Outstanding.
excellent scene
great
Outstanding scifi scene!
I love sci-fi architechture and this is super cool. Excellent work!!!
I really like this fascinating sci-fi cityscape... beautiful POV, PW and atm!
Great looking scene!
Great scifi. Well done!!
great cityscape, excellent sci-fi image
Awesome sci-fi scene!
Well done.
I like the lines on this one along with the wonderful cloud work. The monochrome also works very well. Fine scene!
FYI we just had a response from a world class producer, "Great Images! Let's talk again later in the week". Kudos, Mr. Thacker!
superb realization!
Really good. Great lighting.
Nicely done. Always appreciate your telling us how you do things like the atmosphere. The image actually reminds me of one that I tried to do once in Bryce. Yours is MUCH better! (grin)